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1. Pay off high-interest debts like credit cards first so you pay less in interest and improve your money situation.
2. Make a simple budget to track your income and spending, and find places to cut back so you can put more money toward debt.
3. Check your spending habits and try to spend less on things you don't really need.
4. Build a bigger emergency fund to cover surprise costs so you don't have to borrow money later.
5. Talk with a financial advisor for personal help on managing debt and making smart investment choices.
Rephrase this sentence in 8th grade sentences
2. Make a simple budget to track your income and spending, and find places to cut back so you can put more money toward debt.
3. Check your spending habits and try to spend less on things you don't really need.
4. Build a bigger emergency fund to cover surprise costs so you don't have to borrow money later.
5. Talk with a financial advisor for personal help on managing debt and making smart investment choices.
Rephrase this sentence in 8th grade sentences
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1. Pay off high-interest debts, like credit cards, first. That way you pay less interest and your money situation gets better.
2. Make a simple budget to track the money you earn and spend. Find places to cut back so you can use more money to pay off debt.
3. Look at your spending habits and try to buy fewer things you don't really need.
4. Save up a bigger emergency fund for surprise costs so you don't have to borrow money later.
5. Talk with a financial advisor to get personal help with managing debt and choosing smart investments.
2. Make a simple budget to track the money you earn and spend. Find places to cut back so you can use more money to pay off debt.
3. Look at your spending habits and try to buy fewer things you don't really need.
4. Save up a bigger emergency fund for surprise costs so you don't have to borrow money later.
5. Talk with a financial advisor to get personal help with managing debt and choosing smart investments.